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The subject of the research is family planning, which is the planning of the quantity of children and the period between births by the couple (father and mother), and the work to implement this planning. The importance of the research is that family planning affects the health of the mother and children, and how to raise children, and the economic structure of the family and the country. A moderate increase in the population preserves these matters, and a cancerous increase in the population of the earth destroys them. Moreover, neglecting reproduction leads to the extinction of mankind or the emergence of problems in providing human resources. The problem of the research is that the ruling on family planning and the disposition of the quantity of children and the time of birth has been complicated, due to the occurrence of two types of hadiths on the legitimacy of withdrawal (coitus interrupts) - which was the only way in the past to prevent pregnancy and dispose of the time of birth -: The first type indicates the prevention of withdrawal, and the second on its permissibility. The research methodology is analytical and descriptive, in which we refer to libraries and to the books considered from interpretation, hadith commentaries, jurisprudence of the four schools of thought, and to the opinions of contemporary scholars on new issues. The results of the research are as follows: - The majority of scholars agreed on the permissibility of withdrawal with the consent of the spouses. The late Hanafi and Shafi'i jurists permitted the prevention of pregnancy by the design of one of the spouses without the consent of the other due to the change of time and the need of people. - Contemporary scholars have equated the adoption of new methods of birth control, such as taking medications or inserting an IUD into the uterus, with withdrawal, provided that it is recommended by specialized doctors. - Family planning has legitimate goals that Muslims must take into account, including preserving the health of the mother and child, being able to raise children in a healthy manner, being able to provide for the needs of the children, and taking care of the proportion between resources and expenses at the level of the family and the country. - Planning for family planning varies depending on the surrounding circumstances of the individual and the country. It is not denied that planning to increase or decrease children in families and countries with different circumstances and conditions is different. - Family planning does not contradict destiny or trust in God Almighty. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In the course of conducting its business, the administration issues many administrative decisions in various fields, but it may sometimes see that some of its decisions are deficient or defective, or that it does not take into account the interest that the legislator intends to issue, so the only option before it is to withdraw it, with the aim of correcting the situation. Consequently, this study dealt with the issue of withdrawing the administrative decision, in the French and Egyptian legislation, in terms of the concept, the legal nature, the deadline, and the procedure. It is clear from the study that sound administrative decisions may not be withdrawn by the administration except as an exception, given the legal effects of such decisions, while the administration can withdraw its defective decisions that may prejudice the guarantee of the regular and steady functioning of the public facility. This study concluded with a set of results, the most important of which is that the administration enjoys wide discretionary powers expressed by its unilateral and binding will through a behavior or activity issued by it in accordance with the laws and regulations in force to reach the desired goal, and that withdrawing the administrative decision means removing the systemic power of the decision retroactively so that The latter is not limited to the future only, but extends to the past, and the decision is as if it did not happen. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The British decision to withdraw from the Arabian Gulf after more than a century of presence in that vital region of the world did not come arbitrarily or abruptly. Among the countries most affected by the decision to withdraw because of the presence of key issues and concerns related to the British presence in the Gulf, so this withdrawal is double-edged for Saudi Arabia; On the other hand, he raised the concerns of Riyadh because of the dangers and regional and international threats that will emerge after the British withdrawal.

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Withholding and withdrawal of life-sustaining treatments is one of the hot topics discussing in intensive care unit as most of the death occurs as a result of it. This point of transition from active intervention to the palliation process required a crucial decision-making process. The decision conveys information to families to be well prepared beforehand especially during the process of withdrawing life-sustaining treatment. Once the final decision to withdraw the treatment has been made, procedure of cessation of care, treatment withdrawal and nature of follow-up support will be informed to the family members. This article aims to explore the relationship between decision in withholding and withdrawal of life-sustaining treatment based on Malaysian intensive care unit protocol and the related fatwa in Malaysia. The methodology chosen for this study is content analysis of the relevant published literatures. This study reveals the decision for withholding and withdrawal life sustaining treatment in intensive care unit has correlation between the protocol and related fatwa in Malaysia.

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2014 marks a watershed for Afghanistan, with the withdrawal of the International Security Assistance Force after twelve years, and the very real risks this withdrawal poses to the capacity of the Afghan state to meet the many internal and external challenges faced by the country. These challenges have significant implications for displaced and returning Afghans and for the potential for displacement in the future.

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